Coil overs or air shocks
#3
That's true I was asking which is better in terms of adjusting it for ease and look. I was told I can't put air shocks on a Honda but I think I I find the right suggestion I'll go with coil overs
#4
You can do air ride on a Honda. I have plenty of friends who have it. It is expensive though....not only do you have the air struts, you have to have compressors, the control switches, air lines........in all you will spend at the very least probably $2500.
I would personally go with coilovers. There are plenty of setups for your car. Just do some research.
-Koni Yellows/Ground Control coilover sleeves
-Function&Form Type 1 or Type 2
-D2
-KW
-Tein SS
-Tanabe Sustec Pro
-KSport
I would personally go with coilovers. There are plenty of setups for your car. Just do some research.
-Koni Yellows/Ground Control coilover sleeves
-Function&Form Type 1 or Type 2
-D2
-KW
-Tein SS
-Tanabe Sustec Pro
-KSport
#5
You can do air ride on a Honda. I have plenty of friends who have it. It is expensive though....not only do you have the air struts, you have to have compressors, the control switches, air lines........in all you will spend at the very least probably $2500.
I would personally go with coilovers. There are plenty of setups for your car. Just do some research.
-Koni Yellows/Ground Control coilover sleeves
-Function&Form Type 1 or Type 2
-D2
-KW
-Tein SS
-Tanabe Sustec Pro
-KSport
I would personally go with coilovers. There are plenty of setups for your car. Just do some research.
-Koni Yellows/Ground Control coilover sleeves
-Function&Form Type 1 or Type 2
-D2
-KW
-Tein SS
-Tanabe Sustec Pro
-KSport
#6
A Little Info Please
It makes a difference in fit.
#7
For example....I searched "2008 honda accord tein ss" The first result is the correct item.
2008 honda accord tein ss | eBay
Just do that with the other suspension options (some may not be made for your car), but that will give you an idea of the price.
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